Where is the only city in China where Japanese are not allowed to enter?

The only city in China where Japanese are not allowed to enter is Lushun.

Lushun Port is located in the southeast of Lushunkou District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, China, bordering Bohai Sea in the east, Yellow Sea in the south, Lianchangshan Peninsula in the north and Liaodong Peninsula in the north. It is an important military port and commercial port in northern China in modern times. Lushun is known as the "Pearl of the North". People who have been there are full of praise, but this place has not allowed Japanese to enter so far.

In history, due to the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, Lushun was captured by the Japanese.1894+065438+122 carried out a large-scale massacre in Lushun and signed many unequal treaties. Later, after a series of wars, the Soviet Union returned Lushun to China. Although Lushun returned to China, we still remember the sufferings of Lushun, and we will never forget this history.

Reasons why Lushun Port forbids Japanese entry.

1, Japanese invasion and killing of China in history.

As the earliest port in China's modern history, Lushun Port bears the rich history and culture in China's modern history. 193 1 September 18th Incident marked a long and cruel war of Japanese aggression against China. In this war, Japan's aggression can be described as endless, and all kinds of cruel means were used to treat civilians and soldiers in the war, among which the tragedy in Lushun Port was even more unbearable.

Lushun Port was an important strategic geographical position during Japan's invasion of China. The Japanese army carried out a series of looting, looting and slaughter, which caused heavy casualties to the local people.

2. Reject Japanese militarism

Although Lushun Port is a tourist attraction, it is a concrete action against Japanese militarism. Such a move makes people see that prejudice and hatred have not given up in real life, and they can also see the mentality of opposing Japanese militarism.

The Japanese government has been trying to cover up its war crimes and history, even tampering with teaching materials and publicly denying it. For Japan, it is irresponsible to forget history and try to accept reality. Banning Japanese from entering Lushun Port is a powerful response of China to Japan's silence, in order to restore and remember history and safeguard sovereignty and dignity.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lushunkou District